Thread: Where is this Gopher Guerrero stuff going?
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Old 02-10-2009, 07:09 PM   #16
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Originally Posted by BigDaddyCool View Post
Lets see, Paul London, Val Venis, Doug Bashem, Sean O'Haire all off the top of my head.

Also, I never told what you think. Alls I'm saying is that you seemingly give high marks to every mediocore run of the mill wrestler, such as Swagger, Ziggler, Chavo now, the four guys I mentioned previously. Seriously, it is the same tired arguments again and again.
I never claimed any of those above men were the next big thing. I've claimed them misused or underrated. That is all.

You get annoyed at me for looking at these "mediocre" guys, and saying they have potential. It is equally as guilty to look at these guys over an equally short space of time, and say they have no future. Perhaps even more so, because at least my way doesn't necessarily group them at the top, whereas throwing labels like "mediocre" or "shit" on them immediately allocates them restrictions.

Anyway, that conversation is over. I appreciate you being civil about it. Now it's time to move on and get back to the direct topic at hand.
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